@nothanksfrankie Laugh it up you Kano baboon. We've seen what Americans do in Okinawa's military bases, and even here in the Philippines. Matter of fact, some of my family have been attacked by Kano servicemen. Yanks nothing but rapist dogs who're predispositioned to rape Asians.
@sallad2021@martenballs@chlorbee I think it was sort of like...
Aboriginals = Australians
Native Americans = Canada
Romani people = Europe.
But I get ya.
We are aware that a US service member is in custody following the death of a Japanese national in Okinawa. We extend our sincere condolences to the victim’s family. As an investigation is underway to determine the facts of the case, the United States is communicating and cooperating with the Government of Japan and local authorities. @IIIMEF
@greatperceiver@vivek_sing43403@doyichi_ You kanos do as well, literally got the whole stereotype for it. Kanos will rape anything that breathes, yous are genetically pre-dispositioned to do so.
@AndrewAllwander@DiscerningDon@toxicbacheloret First of all, Americans groom Filipinos all the time, even online. Second, Australians do as well. All you Canzcuck kanos do. Kanos have brainwashed the Filipino population, and that is very much evident when they cling onto coIonial mentality.
@DiscerningDon@toxicbacheloret Truly a shame how much Filipinas have been groomed by Kanos to let them freely use them like prostitutes. At this point, we need to blacklist certain foreign nationals from entering the country.
@tropicalmusings@toxicbacheloret Kapampangan here, they're godawful here in Angeles city. Aussie men are just nothing but paedo trash.. Did you know in Australia, 1 in 6 Aussie men report having sexual attraction to minors?
Because sharing is caring. Saw this post in Facebook. PS. Not all Filipinas want a foreigner's money and dick! Most of us are well educated and hardworking.
AWARENESS POST — GIRLS, PLEASE BE CAREFUL, ESPECIALLY AROUND BGC 🇵🇭!!!!
I’m sharing this because this was the first time I experienced something like this, and honestly, it really scared me.
I met this man at Starbucks, Uptown Parade in BGC. He was with a Filipina woman, and because they were together, I honestly thought they were a couple. That’s why when he approached me and asked if he could sit at my table, I didn’t hesitate and said sure. I didn’t think anything inappropriate was going to happen.
After sitting down, he asked me what time Starbucks closes. I told him I wasn’t sure.
Then he started asking for my WhatsApp number. I told him that I don’t use WhatsApp.
After that, he asked me if I knew Batangas. I said yes. He asked me which place in Batangas would be better for a vacation, and I told him Laiya.
That’s when he suddenly started asking me to join him and be his tour guide. I told him that I didn’t want to go and that I had work, but he kept insisting.
The Filipina who was with him also told me that he was from Australia.
Later, he even asked me to go to his hotel. He said I could just check out his hotel, and if I didn’t like it, I could leave—but if I liked it, I could stay.
I repeatedly told him NO. I also told him that I have a boyfriend and that I wasn’t going with him, but he continued to be very persistent. The Filipina who was with him was also encouraging me to go.
What made the situation even more uncomfortable was that they told me they would just look for other girls if I wouldn’t go with him. He even told me that he was disappointed in me because I didn’t go with him.
After he said that, he eventually went outside. That was when I started feeling really anxious because the whole situation was already making me extremely uncomfortable.
A little later, I went outside because my Grab was already arriving. They saw me again, and the man came up to me and started insisting again that I go with him.
At that point, I was literally shaking. It felt so weird and uncomfortable because I had already said NO several times, but he was still insisting. I just wanted to get into my Grab and leave.
I’m sharing this not to accuse him of anything I cannot prove, but because this is what personally happened to me, including the things that were said to me, and I want other women to be aware and cautious if they encounter him.
Especially to young women and teenagers, please be careful. If someone you barely know keeps asking for your number, keeps insisting that you go somewhere with them, or continues after you have clearly said NO, please trust your instincts.
You don’t owe anyone your number, your time, or your company. You also don’t have to stay polite when you feel unsafe.
Please stay safe, girls. Trust your gut, stay around people you trust, and don’t be afraid to walk away. Your NO should be enough.
@MotzieD And despite all the abuse and hardships we face from our own government, Filipinos still struggle to fight for a change. It's so humiliating and saddening to see our kababayan struggle like this, and still push hard to see another tomorrow. A change is needed. Desperately.
@alasiye7e Been saying this for years. Never understood why we send all our brains overseas instead of letting them stay here and help progress our nation.
if you think about it the real villain of Forgotten Island was not the manananggal—but rather the neoliberal and colonial education system of the philippines that exports our most brilliant students to look for better learning opportunities abroad